Texas is one of several states filing legislation to make ivermectin more accessible.
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Texas GOP Congress Members Call Attention to Illegal Alien Settlement
In a letter to Gov. Abbott and Attorney General Paxton, Texas’ Republican delegation to Congress have raised concerns about Colony Ridge.
Conservative House Members Defect From Texas Freedom Caucus Following Paxton Impeachment
Dwindling membership leaves questions about the caucus’ future and purpose.
Bad Money: The Infiltration and Usurpation of Texas A&M
One of Texas’ most esteemed universities has been silently accepting donations from dubious, radical left actors.
Greg Abbott Sets Third Special Session For October 9
Tell Lt. Gov. Patrick and Speaker Phelan to “notify your respective members.”
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Texas State University Sued for First Amendment Violations
An organization has filed a lawsuit against the university because of two policies they say are designed to stifle free speech.
Disapproval for Gambling in Texas Skyrockets
New poll reveals Texas Republican voters see bringing casinos to Texas as a “bad bet.”
Democrat Wants Ranchers to Pay When Illegal Aliens Damage Property
“Let’s just say that their response to State Rep. Anchia would require quite a few redactions of words,” said Kinney County Attorney Brent Smith.
Lawmaker Wants to Ensure Students Learn About Pregnancy
State Sen. Angela Paxton’s bill would add instruction about fetal development to the state’s middle school health curriculum.
Texans Demand Action to Secure the Border
The “How Many More?” rally is calling on state officials to pass border security legislation.
Lt. Gov. Patrick ‘Concerned’ GOP Priorities Won’t Pass the House
Despite Republicans holding a majority in the Texas House, they have yet to consider any priorities of the Republican Party of Texas.
Texas House Rejects Record-setting Property Tax Relief
The Republican-controlled chamber killed an amendment that would have provided $20 billion of property tax relief.
Texas Senate Criminalizes Child Grooming
New anti-grooming measures provide a “critical tool” in the battle against child sex trafficking.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Fires Shots at House Over Property Tax Relief Proposals
Some experts say there are flaws with both proposals.
Ban on Critical Race Theory in Higher Education Heads to Texas House
After days of debate on SB 16, the Senate has passed the priority measure.
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Bob Hall Hosts Medical Townhall, Criticizes Abbott’s Approach
“It greatly concerns me that Texas has maintained a defensive-only strategy based not on facts, but fear.”
Abbott Tells Republicans He Shares Frustrations Over Coronavirus Orders
“I know that many of you do not like the mask requirement. I don’t either.”
Texas Health Dept. Reported Inflated Coronavirus Cases for Bexar County
Texas Department of State Health Services admits case totals received from San Antonio’s regional health district included thousands of unconfirmed “probable” cases.
Commentary: Spanish Renewable Giant Iberdrola Enters the Texas Market With a Thud
While it is possible that consumers might save $500 by switching to an Iberdrola plan, it is likely that Iberdrola’s plans will cost the average consumer more money.
In-Person Meetings Ahead of Virtual Texas GOP Convention Attract Passionate Activists
Circumstances have seemingly served to filter down attendees to those most passionate about conservative outcomes.
Slawson Slams Sheffield in Runoff Triumph
Sheffield is headed for the exits and a self-described “bold constitutional conservative, a fierce taxpayer advocate, and pistol-packin’ mama” is taking his place.
Slaton Slays Incumbent Flynn in Runoff Victory
The Abbott-endorsed incumbent will not be returning to the legislature after serving since 2003.
Texas GOP Decides on Virtual Convention
The decision to host the convention virtually comes in the wake of Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner’s decision to prevent Republicans from meeting in Houston.
Court Dismisses Democrats’ Challenge to Texas Ballot-Order Law
A federal judge ruled the law passed by Democrats does not prevent citizens from voting or affect a candidate’s chances of winning an election.
2020 SREC Candidates in Their Own Words
Republican delegates in each Senate District at the state convention will choose one man and one woman to represent them on the State Republican Executive Committee.